Teil von	The Journal of Numismatic Society of India
Band	Band 84
Jahr der Veröffentlichung	2022
Verlag	Numismatic Society of India - Banaras Hindu University
Veröffentlichungsort	Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, Indien
Webseite	https://thenumismatics.org/publication/journal-of-numismatic-society-of-india/
Download	https://thenumismatics.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/JNSI-LXXXIV-2022-III.pdf
Nummer	N# L189149

Beiträge

• Early Coins from the Tamil Country, S. 1-12
  P. Shanmugam
• Early Punch-Marked Coins from Upper Mahanadi Region: A Comparative Analysis, S. 13-19
  Sandip Pan
• Punch-Marked Coins in the Cabinet of Numismatic Society of India, S. 20-31
  Amit Kumar Upadhyay, Hemant Singh, Diwakar Tiwari
• Kuṣāṇa Coins from Chhattisgarh: An Overview, S. 32-37
  Susmita Basu Majumdar
• A Note on Rare Kushana Terracotta Token Hoard from Uren, District Lakhisarai, Bihar, S. 38-47
  Niraj Kumar Mishra, Virendra Kumar
• A Unique Copper Coin with ‘Kunimdasa’ as a Pure Legend-Only Face, S. 48-51
  Jee Francis Therattil
• New Discoveries in Hiranyaka Coin Series, S. 52-56
  Gautam Jantakal
• One More Portrait Coin of Gautamiputra Kumbha Satakarni, S. 57-60
  D. Raja Reddy, Lakshmikanth B. Varma
• Newly Discovered Sealing and Coins from Jaunpur District (U.P.), S. 61-71
  Suman Jain
• A Study of Fanam Hoards in the State Museum at Hyderabad, S. 72-78
  Deme Raja Reddy
• The Importance of Recent Hoards in Assam and their Preservation, S. 79-85
  Shankar Kumar Bose
• Was Feudalism the Dominant Feature of Early-Medieval Indian Economy: A Study Based on R. S. Sharma’s Views, S. 86-96
  Dinesh Kumar Ojha, Sakshi Tiwari
• The Birth of ‘Sawai Jaipur Mint’ During the Late Mughal Period, S. 97-106
  Mahesh A. Kalra
• Historical Importance of the East India Company Medal of the 18th Century Minted at Calcutta Mint with Persian and English Inscriptions, S. 107-108
  Rehan Ahamad
• Mint and Mintmarks on the Coins of Asaf Jahis of Hyderabad, S. 109-116
  Mohd Asif
• Book Review: Padmatanka : Yadavas of Devagiri, S. 117
  Ashvini Agrawal
• Obituary: Professor Prithvi Kumar Agrawala, S. 118-119
  Ashvini Agrawal
• Mr. R. Krishnamurthy: A Tribute, S. 120-128
  Paras Nath Singh

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